The publishing road is full of potholes and detours, even if you get a book deal. That’s why it’s important to find joy in the writing itself.

Brooke Eisenbach, John Schu, Josh Galarza, Lisa Stringfellow, and Meredith Adamo talk about how vulnerability is bravery, discuss the fact that it’s okay to not be okay and how we can help heal oursel...

From the very first Black-owned bookstore, these spaces have been about stepping out of exclusionary environments and into welcoming ones.

More Info. Join the Easthampton Public Library for a family-friendly event with Lisa Stringfellow, author of the Massachusetts Book Awards–honored

An innovative, new initiative that combats the sharp rise in book bans by filling classroom shelves with diverse titles that have been challenged in the U.S.

A leader-in-training at a beloved summer camp must figure out how to stop a decades-old curse in this middle grade companion novel to the “tightly ...

There are societal, financial, legal, and emotional consequences to book challenges, and writers are facing the brunt of these attacks

Brooklyn Public Library's Books Unbanned is offering funding for libraries to develop teen programming around the freedom to read.

SummaryA look back as my first year as a debut author. Unlike any other job out there, writers and authors don’t have a clear rulebook or career guide to follow. Everyone’s journey is unique and while...

Virginia librarian IdaMae Craddock is using her professional research skills to keep facts at the forefront for her students and fellow educators.

Enter to win one of 20 free copies available. Giveaway dates from May 23-Jun 22, 2025. Enter to win an ARC of Greta Ever After!